School Zone - Alphabet 4-Pack Flash Cards - Ages 3+, Preschool, Kindergarten, Go Fish Alphabet, Three-Letter Words, Alphabet Match, Lowercase & Uppercase Letters, Letter-Picture Recognition, and More

We bought these for my 2 year old and thought it wasn't a bad idea to introduce them to him already. The cards are sturdy and the picture quality is great. He's learned all of his letters with the help of these cards and is slowly starting to understand that putting letters together makes words. The pictures on the cards have also exposed him to things he normally would not be. Every child is different, of course, but it wasn't a bad idea to start him on these earlier than intended on the box and we will be using them on my daughter when she is about the same age. I definitely recommend these to anyone who is considering purchasing them.

My daughter loves these. It helps her lesrn her abc's the only issue i have is the go fish one the X is a fox and its confusing to her as the rest teaches "A is for alligator, B is for Bear" having to tell her fox starts with F And ends with X is a little absurd. Otherwise great set.

Bought these to teach lower case letters to my 3yo daughter. She had learned the upper case before. We enjoy playing a gameWhere we layout all of the lower case letters in order. I would hold up the upper case and she would find the “baby.” If she cant recognize the letter she’d sing the alphabet song to help her. Over all cute flash cards and exactly what I was looking for.

I checked the cards and each box contained a complete set. I love that these cards are for varying ages and should last for 2 -3 yrs of learning. I wish the cards had a better plastic-like coating on both sides, but they are made from a decent card stock.

These are good cards, but I found some of the same packs at the dollar store...

Great little flashcards. Perfect for teaching upper and lower-case alphabet and also for learning sounds and 3 letter beginner words. Love the go fish game as well!

I feel like these card sets are a little redundant. I don’t feel like you need all 4 of these sets. The cards seem like a good idea, but my son (5 y/o) has struggled with understanding how the cards are supposed to work.

My son just turned 1 but I use these cards often to stimulate early education. Great set - love the diversity. My have to buy another when he gets older. @iamjudijohson

My little girl enjoys stacking the alphabets and the cards are of good quality

A perfect tool for helping students struggling with basic info in Grades 1+2